... A FAMOUS TATTOOER. An inlcrectmg arlicle work of the famous talGo artist, Mr Sutherland Macdonald. »« contributed the Attgusi number of ‘ Pear. ...

... tattooer! • m 0,1140011 MI Iliti , •••tor. kl Ne•vapet Orrempi (lAruited). Stllo.- - laine.er Laidig rviet TVEraPAY. JULY DUI. titiL ...

... . .a - Apartment.{ now 11. Long.) vs.. A _.Du- Mn. Unwell. A, p 2APA b Ad.lns beta, )Ir•V -;nd. Ola ti JuwYr•rotl. NINQMAN, badmen, . Dining, and 1 Wo.l, Mb; grand tarn* noale. rs 4.-14. V 4., Madera fail, didalc 1.1114. data./ Md. 4:3.11 from A.'. central ...

... discovered on a piece of paper, such as the leaf of a book, the paper is exposed to iodine vapour and the print is photographed before the impression fades. Sometimes the tattooer's needle is used to aid a criminal. During a recent robbery ...

... THE ART OF THE TATTOOER Th* stout TarrooiNa am* It« Significance. With Souk «»i OTHER FoKMK or roRPOKAL MuiAING. W. D. Hamhly, B.Sc. (Oxon). lamdoti Withcrby. net. The tattooer was, perhaps, the world* first artist; and for evidence that he st.H surTivea ...

... THE TATTOOER IN THE TRENCHES. artist at the front pursued his art more industriously in the trenches than the big soldier who now lies wounded and half-blind in a London hospital (says the Manchester Guardian). He is a tattooer, who learned the art in ...

... winning. The Labour Pasty a paint dtsadwniep •O Toles. the Coalition having at lea* gritty The general Is Alterman Mr .ill .in b► a mall 'major*. ImcsteASED IMPORTS AND for LYC a ' 4 Mtn.= . of (Ill. WAR PENSIONS COMMITTEE. Tams • by in A. ecrosi4aNine Ina ths ...

... The Tariff the Tattooer. One of the most singular of the little trades of Paris, and one not recognized by the police—hence a recent prosecution—is that of the tattooer. He plies bis industry, far from the eyes ot the sergmts de vilie, in some very retired ...

... THE MAORI TATTOOER. Men do not kncnc the skill Of the operator in driving his Sounding chinel along, 0 Hiki Tangaroa. The song the Maori tattooer days of old was prophetic, for his will soon be a vanished art. Already much has, according to the British ...

... SOUTHDOWN TATTOOERS AT WORK _,,i Iv. ~,,r i 11, 4 a,, . 4.. A ' ..,' ~t.t,,, . ** . ,„, Penning Lambs for eilaNnarktni; tattooer at work on sheep's lett eat. Ho is provided with Implement sod ...

... foundation work would he 116.000. Another would be spent in laying act the additional width of eludes& Tim hest position for a swimming was • debatable point. On their plan they showed it between the Princess red band arena. There were many advantages ...

... A Chat about “Chats.” A LITTLK LIGHT IRRITATING SrnjFCT. (!>y Arbroath Soldier.) the unfortunate person who has never been a meml>er of the B.E.i'., the wo-d ■“chats may convey little or no meaning In the ...